US9242541B2ActiveUtilityPatentIndex 84
Integrated type engine mount for vehicle
Est. expiryAug 6, 2033(~7.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:KIM HYO-SEOK
B60K 5/1208F16F 15/08F16F 13/085F16F 15/02B60K 5/12F16F 13/06
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Abstract
An integrated engine mount for a vehicle may include a housing bracket and a base bracket vertically coupled, a car body bracket to be connected with a car body, and an insulator and a case bracket fitted inside the housing bracket and the base bracket. An edge of an upper end of the case bracket may be bent to form a folded portion and the folded portion is covered with a rubber member.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1. An integrated engine mount for a vehicle, comprising:
a housing bracket and a base bracket vertically coupled each other;
a car body bracket mounted on the housing bracket or the base bracket and connected with a car body; and
an insulator and a case bracket fitted inside the housing bracket and the base bracket,
wherein an upper end of the case bracket is in a shape bent downwards in a radial direction of the case bracket and facing a body of the case bracket at an acute angle with the body of the case bracket to form a folded portion and the folded portion is covered with a rubber member connected to the insulator,
wherein an upper side of the case bracket contacts an outer circumference surface of the folded portion covered with the rubber member connected to the insulator.
2. The integrated engine mount of claim 1 , wherein:
an outer diameter of the folded portion is smaller than an inner diameter of the base bracket,
an outer diameter of the rubber member covering the folded portion is larger than the inner diameter of the base bracket, and
the insulator and the case bracket are connected to each other and the rubber member is in close contact with an inner side of the base bracket under pressure.
3. The integrated engine mount of claim 2 , wherein the folded portion of the case bracket is formed by bending the upper end of the case bracket outward or inward and then bending the upper end again in two or more folds.
4. The integrated engine mount of claim 1 , wherein the folded portion of the case bracket is formed by bending the upper end of the case bracket outward or inward and then bending the upper end again in two or more folds.
5. The integrated engine mount of claim 1 , wherein the housing bracket and the base bracket are coupled by welding a bending portion at the upper end of the base bracket inside an lower end of the housing bracket.Cited by (0)
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